Biomass Boilers and Wood Pellet Boilers and Available Tax Credits

Biomass is any form of organic matter which can be used as a fuel source. This includes wood and waste wood resources, agricultural residues and energy crops. Biomass is part of the current carbon cycle, and does not place additional carbon dioxide into the atmosphere like fossil fuels. Due to this reason there are now several financial incentives offered to install biomass boilers. Also biomass boilers are a pro-active way to reduce climate change.

Gas, Oil and Electricity Costs to Increase by 60% in the next 6 Years

Over the next few years experts expect to see further increases in the costs of fossil fuels that have been seen in the last few years. Therefore the costs of heating your home with oil or gas will continue to rise. Installing a biomass boiler now, such as in the video below can generate substantial fuel cost savings.

Dependence on Foreign Oil / Gas can be reduced with Biomass Boilers

As the price of gas and oil continues to rise, this means more money is sent overseas to Russia and the Middle East. As we currently are in an economic recession, now more than ever it is crucial to support the national and local economy. A biomass boiler can use fuel produced locally from local resources.

Manufacturing Fuel Pellets for Biomass Boilers and Stable Green Jobs

Biomass fuel pellets can be manufactured from many different local resources including wood, grasses, straws, energy crops and other agricultural wastes. Using local resources to produce fuel pellets and using the pellets locally generates local jobs and keeps biomass pellet fuel prices low due to reduced raw material and pellet fuel transportation costs. Local jobs can be created in raw material collection, biomass pellet fuel production and pellet distribution. Local biomass pellet production can generate long term jobs and cheap fuel.

Only Specific Designs of Biomass Boilers can Burn All Fuel Pellets

Different biomass fuel pellets have different combustion results. Some biomass fuel pellets generate more ash than others. However the pellets that generate more ash are also much cheaper. Not all biomass boilers can use all types of biomass fuel pellets however. Some biomass boilers can only use fuels with a low ash content, however this is not reflected in the price of the biomass boiler.

The PelHeat Wood Pellet Stove and Wood Pellet Boiler Guide

To help consumers purchase more fuel flexible biomass boilers, at PelHeat we have developed this guide to highlight the features required to burn all types of biomass fuel pellets. At PelHeat we produce various different types of biomass fuel pellets and conduct test burns in the biomass boiler you can see in the video above. Through our experience we have noted the features to look out for when buying a biomass boiler. A fuel flexible biomass boiler, which can handle higher ash content fuels will not necessarily cost more, but will save you in fuel costs.

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